Their unspoken chemistry for projects like this left Daffy able to focus on the magic as she settled the first wall into place against he side of the actual building.

Ah yes, the moving into her own space. That had certainly caused the most uproar so far. Her mother had disapproved, and Daff had carefully outlined everything to her parents on why it was best for her to be so close to the shop. Her father had taken less convincing, knowing his girls were capable and independent, but initially he too had balked at the idea. Fortunately he came around and therefore got the final say on the matter. "Well," Daff paused her wandwork to pass him a teasing smile. "Untill you marry me, you will have to learn to like it." With the Noble door firmly shut in her face and her screw up with Elias, Daff was starting to think that their half-joking arrangement of a marriage was more and more likely these days.

"I will be fine. It makes sense for me to be close. I'm going to look for a roommate." That would help both financially and for company. It would be nice to have another person around, even if her original goal had been to escape a little bit.